sulimanayad

Profile Summary: sulimanayad

Meet sulimanayad, a tenacious chess player with a daily rating peak of 880 achieved in October 2021 and a penchant for returning stronger after each game. With a progressive journey starting from humble beginnings around 400 daily rating in early 2021, sulimanayad climbed steadily to break the 800+ barrier by early 2025, proving that persistence really pays off.

Known for a killer winning streak of 13 consecutive wins and a comeback ability that tops 66%, sulimanayad can surely bite back when the chips are down. But beware: a 14-game losing streak also makes a cameo—chess, like life, has its ups and downs.

When it comes to openings, sulimanayad often invites opponents to a dance with the King's Pawn Opening, King's Knight Variation, boasting a solid 75% win rate, or keeps the mystery alive with the enigmatic “Top Secret” opening, which stuns opponents 73.68% of the time. The repertoire spans classics like the Queens Pawn Chigorin Variation and the Italian Game, showing an eclectic taste and unyielding versatility.

Blitz and Bullet play might not be sulimanayad’s best friends yet—blitz peak rating hovers around 766, and bullet peaks at 642—but these rapid-fire formats only add spice to a serious daily game career. Surprisingly, the rapid format has seen a spectacular peak at 1072 in March 2023, hinting at hidden turbo talents when the clock ticks fast.

If you want to catch sulimanayad at their best, morning players beware: chess sharpness peaks around 8 AM, and the hottest winning hours are between 12 PM and 3 PM. However, do not be fooled by the sometimes modest scores; this player keeps their cool despite a tilt factor of 14 (that’s a little emotional rollercoaster, but who isn’t?).

Notably, sulimanayad’s games often end with victorious resignations (over 280 wins when opponents decide they've had enough), or the ever-dramatic checkmates, and sometimes they win on timeout—showing that fierce pressure isn't always about pure board tactics but also about the clock!

Recent notable victories include a strategic win in the classic King’s Pawn Opening King's Knight Variation, where sulimanayad forced a resignation from their opponent after a carefully maneuvered endgame grind.

Always sharpening the mind and skill, sulimanayad is a player who embodies patience, learning from losses (a respectable 109 daily losses paired with a hearty 239 wins), and having a playful yet tactical style that keeps opponents on their toes—much like a cat ready to pounce or nap, depending on the mood.

Whether you meet sulimanayad online or just admire from afar, one thing’s clear: this player’s journey is a fascinating mix of steady improvements, sharp tactics, and good old-fashioned chess spirit. It’s not just about winning; it’s about the beautiful struggle to outwit and outlast on 64 squares.